Students and staff at Morningside Elementary were invited to share something about their family’s Hispanic culture. Each individual was given a square to take home, decorate, and return. The quilt squares represent something they might celebrate together, something they enjoy doing together, something that represents them and their Hispanic heritage. #MSEshinesBRIGHT

Each year, schools across the country take a moment to recognize and honor the sacrifices made by veterans through engaging and heartfelt performances.  This year was no different for the students in the Enrichment and Gifted classes at Morningside Elementary.  Students in these classes came together to pay tribute to those who have served in the armed forces with a captivating program filled with songs, poems, and skits that resonated with the spirit of gratitude and patriotism.  The celebration left a lasting impact on all of the veterans in attendance and helped to foster a deeper appreciation for those who … Read More

The Boosterthon has been an overwhelming success, and we are thrilled to announce that we surpassed our fundraising goal! The generous pledges received will significantly enhance the educational experience for all students. To celebrate our achievements, we had a vibrant Color Run and it was a fun-filled event that students will cherish forever! A huge shoutout to the Blue Jays and their families for their incredible support. Special thanks to Coach Sides and Coach McKenna for organizing this fantastic fundraiser and event, ensuring it was a memorable day filled with joy and laughter. Together, we are making a positive impact … Read More

Every Friday, Morningside Elementary celebrates our incredible students through Positive Office Referrals. Teachers nominate students who exemplify outstanding character traits such as kindness, teamwork, trustworthiness, and a positive attitude. This special recognition highlights the remarkable qualities of our students and reinforces the importance of good character within our school community. We truly enjoy reading the heartfelt nominations penned by teachers, showcasing their appreciation for these amazing individuals. To honor their achievements, each recognized student receives a Swag Bag filled with fun surprises. This initiative not only boosts student morale but also fosters a supportive environment where positive behavior is celebrated … Read More

All five teams placed first at the Palms Regional Competition, and Mrs. Moore’s team placed fourth at the State level.  Congratulations, Bluejays!!!

First grade students in Mrs. McKenna’s class celebrated Hispanic Heritage month with research projects and some very special presentations.  Students presented their findings through posters, books, powerpoints, artwork and performances.

Fifth grade students at Morningside elementary planted trees in celebration of Earth day, April 22, 2014.

Morningside Elementary congratulates our Teacher of the Year Janice Elmasian-Therrien; First Year Teacher Michael Alvarez; Minority Teacher Sarah Williams; and School Related Employee Diana Crosdale. We are blessed to have staff that loves children and gives their all to helping them become the best they can be as people.  

In recognition of “Dad’s Take Your Child to School Day,” students and families participated in Donuts with Grownups! Thank you Dads, Grandads, Uncles, and Families for making this event special and amazing for our Blue Jays! We enjoy connecting with our families and we value and appreciate our INCREDIBLE parent & family involvement and engagement! A continued thank you to our business partners that made this event so successful— Colorado Pawn & Jewelry, Indian River Select, Niagra Bottling LLC, Dixie Cream Donuts, and Fire Dept. Coffee!

Our MSE Blue Jays glowed with joy and pride at this year’s BBBS Bowl for Kids’ Sake event on Saturday, September 24th at Superplay USA!  Fun was had by all at this neon/glow in the dark themed event. Our team raised $636.62 for the cause!  

Another proud moment for Morningside Elementary as two of the Bluejays Teams placed first and second at the Odyssey of the Mind competition! Stellar Hangout Coached by Mr. Carpenter and Mr. Garcia Team Members: Genna Blake, MacKenzie Carpenter, Emma Espinal, Christian Garcia, Jimena Garcia, Harper Hansman, Jesus Rivera Animal House Coached by Mrs. Lachance Team Members: Connor Bodawala, Andres Capador, Brittany Chandler, Matthew Hermann-Fehr, Madyson Maroska, Jordan McKenna, Branden Rothe Emoji, Speak for Yourself Coached by Mr. Kroll and Ms. Custis Team Members: Madison Carpenter, Kalleigh Denmark, Avery Geer, Cole Gildersleeve, Arianna John, Bryce Myers, Isabella Ramos-Cordero Triathlon Travels Coached … Read More

Mrs. Bolton’s 5th-grade AMP classes compared theoretical and experimental probability using candy. The students first learned how to calculate the theoretical probability of an event and how it can be used to make predictions about the likelihood of the event occurring. Next, they learned how to determine the probability based on actual trials. This activity focused on the relationship between theoretical and experimental probabilities. As unpredictable as the real world is, the more repeated trials performed, the closer the experimental probability tends to get to the theoretical. Students used a random assortment of colored candy (either Skittles or SweeTarts) to … Read More

At Morningside Elementary, in preparation for their Earth and Space Unit Assessment, students in Mrs. M’s and Ms. WJ’s 5th-grade classes scrimmaged in Quizlet Live! Students were randomly assigned to teams. Each member of the team received the same question but different answer choices on each of their devices, requiring teammates to collaborate with each other to determine the correct answer! In preparation for this scrimmage, students worked diligently to complete learning tasks and study materials, allowing time for some friendly competition!  

The 5th-grade students at Morningside Elementary hosted their first Energy Carnival, showcasing their creativity and knowledge about different forms of energy. They built fun and educational games related to energy concepts, making learning exciting. Students from all grades in the school had the chance to attend the carnival, play the games, and learn about energy in an interactive way. The event was a great success, bringing the school community together for a fun day. The money raised from the carnival will help send selected 5th graders to Washington DC this summer, where they will accept an award from the NEED … Read More

In their music resource class, 4th grade students at MSE eagerly learned to play the song “Rabbits” on the glockenspiel. Students began by reviewing both the instrument and how to read simple musical notes. The students practiced carefully, focusing on hitting the correct notes at the right times. They enjoyed the challenge of coordinating their hands and listening closely to the rhythm. As they practiced, they began to play the lively and fun melody of “Rabbits” more confidently. The class cheered each other on and celebrated their progress. By the end of the lesson, most students could play the song … Read More

In 2nd grade at Morningside Elementary, students enthusiastically participated in a collaborative activity that was focused on telling time. Working in groups of four, each team discussed various clocks and determined the correct times together. Once all members reached a consensus, they recorded their answers on individual cards. The room was filled with lively conversation and cooperation, as students encouraged one another and shared strategies. This engaging experience not only enhanced their time-telling skills but also fostered teamwork and communication, allowing them to learn from one another while having fun in the process. It was a delightful demonstration of collaborative … Read More

Recently, 2nd graders from Morningside Elementary visited the OXBOW Environmental Center, where they engaged in vital lessons about protecting our natural resources. They learned the importance of cleaning up waste, recycling, and using only what they need—essential practices for sustainability. While exploring the beautiful trails, students enjoyed a mini history lesson about St. Lucie County and Florida. This enriching experience emphasized how understanding our local history is crucial in recognizing the importance of safeguarding our environment. By connecting past and present, the students gained valuable insights into their role in protecting nature and resources, fostering a sense of responsibility and … Read More

Do you have a child entering Kindergarten next school year? The MSAP Magnet Schools are currently accepting on-line applications for the 2021-22 school year. The application window is open through March 6th. Creative Arts Academy of St. Lucie (C.A.S.T.) K-8 provides opportunities to develop and highlight creativity and performance through courses in Dance, Visual & Graphic Arts, Vocal & Instrumental Music, Theatre and Musical Theatre. Samuel S. Gaines Academy of Emerging Technologies is a STEM-based (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) K-8 Magnet School. Innovative learning gives students exposure to computer coding, gaming, robotics, agri-technology, medicine, and augmented and virtual reality … Read More